CHATTANOOGA — Former state Rep. Chris Newton, serving a one-year federal prison sentence in the Tennessee Waltz investigation of public corruption, has been moved to a community corrections program in Tennessee, U.S. Bureau of Prisons records show. "He is in a halfway house," prisons bureau spokesman Mike Truman said Friday. Newton served nine months of his sentence in a minimum security camp at the U.S. Penitentiary in Atlanta before he was moved Thursday to what the bureau calls community corrections. The city where the halfway house is located wasn’t identified by the federal agency, but officials at Midway Rehabilitation Center...